[Massplanners] Master Plan Update Cost

[Darlene Wynne]

Hi Kristina et al,
The City of Beverly started a new Master Plan in 2019 at a cost of
$164,000. We delayed final public review and approval of the plan at the
start of COVID, and then added an additional $13,000 to add a more detailed
look and process around equity issues in fall 2020, before final approval
in December 2020. So, our total was about $176,000 and it was entirely
funded by the City budget.


Darlene Wynne, AICP

*City of Beverly*

*Director of Planning & Development*

*978-605-2341*

*dwynne at beverlyma.gov <dwynne at beverlyma.gov>*



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On Fri, Oct 20, 2023 at 1:22 PM Kristina Johnson via MassPlanners <
massplanners at masscptc.org> wrote:

> Good Afternoon Friends and Colleagues,
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> A quick Friday afternoon question…for those municipalities who have
> completed a Master Plan Update in the past five years, what was the total
> cost of the effort and what funding sources did you use?  Feel free to hit
> that reply all button, as I am sure there are other who have  similar
> questions.
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> Thanks so much,
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> Kristina
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> *Kristina Johnson**,* *AICP*
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> Director of Planning and Community Development
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> Town of Hudson, Massachusetts
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> kjohnson at townofhudson.org
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